Cost of L1 charging at home

[MaybeGolfer]

Say my utility company charges me $.1 for every kwH.
If I charge my eGolf overnight to 80%, putting (say) 10kwH into the battery, is that costing me .1 * 10 = $1? Or is there loss due to inefficiency, so that it's costing me more?
Obviously these are small potatoes either way, just curious.

 

[eGolfJoe]

There is going to be inefficiency in the power conversion from the wall to the voltage your batteries need, but I doubt it's much. Also lithium batteries are more efficient to charge than lead acid (not sure about NiMH).

$0.10 /KWh, is that 'all in' including distribution and such? That's a very good price.

For me, if I take my last bill and divide by the KWh used I get ~$0.233, but the generation is $0.056/KWh and distribution is ~$0.14/KWh. But I'm in California where everything is expensive.

 

[MaybeGolfer]

The $.1 was just to make the math easy
Looks like I actually pay about $.15/kWh all-in.